#akbash dog

[leadswithart]

The Akbash is the dog of the day 4! A beautiful fluffy dog breed from Turkey 🤩

[puppies-for-sale-nearby]

Dogs and puppies available at pottyregisteredpuppies.com

[redreadretale]

(Hunter & I near the Yellowstone, Montana. Around 2009)

[theartdaleterrier]

Akbaş 🐕🐐

[angrysnakes]

Doggust day 4: Akbash

[bmure]

Some Doggusts I did for fun!!

[obsidian-hollow-archives]

cat girl and mouse girl is a fantastic pairing but I beg you to consider also: sheep girl and livestock guardian dog girl

[owosa]

Day 4 of DOGGUST: Akbash

[groenendaze]

that’s a lotta dogs

[mozzballs]

first round of this years doggust prompts!

[goosehasapencil]

doggust day four:Akbaş/Akbash

[literalcoyoteee]

Doggust day 4 akbash! Reffed from that one promo photo of jodie foster from silence of the lambs

[bigduwu]

Day 4 Akbash!

Friendly giants, these two words describe the Akbash perfectly. They are not afraid to protect their family no matter what, but on the other hand they are very gentle. For day four I found this ball loving giant pup called Akayi! You can find Akayi and their owner on Instagram. If you have a dog breed from the list, and would like to see them in my style write me message here or any of my platforms! :] @akayi_akbash

If you have a dog breed from the list, and would like to see them in my style write me message here or any of my platforms! :]

"Akbash dogs are gentle and protective towards their family, but they can also be suspicious and protective of strangers. They are independent thinkers and need to be trained with a firm but gentle hand. Akbash dogs are brave and courageous, and they will not hesitate to defend their family or flock from danger. They are also very loyal and enjoy spending time with their loved ones." - dogtime.com

[daniellasolart]

doggust №4: akbash

[sheepblr]

The Akbash or the Akbaş is a traditional livestock guardian dog breed originating from the Western Anatolia area of Turkey.

The word akbaş means 'white head', and thus distinguishes this dog from the Karabaş (Kangal), or 'black head'. It was recognized by the Turkish Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs in 2006; it is under the tutelage of the Köpek Irkları ve Kinoloji Federasyonu, the Turkish dog breed society, but is not recognized by the Fédération Cynologique Internationale.

The Akbash is a flock guardian dog, providing protection from predators to shepherds and to their sheep; it does not have any herding ability. It is large and powerful dog with a mean body weight of approximately 45 kg, and a mean height at the withers just over 75 cm.

[wielderofscythes]

And they’re perfect.

His strength is that he is biscuits